tBTC website

Provide insight into the workings of the tBTC systems - deposits, redemptions, who bonds for what, governance actions, etc.

It incorporates work from️:

@miracle2k: Thanks for his allthekeep subgraph.

Live at : https://tbtcscan.com/

Subgraph proxy and codegen

1. Environment files

   • .env.production and .env.staging define VITE_SUBGRAPH_PROXY_BASE plus explicit overrides VITE_SUBGRAPH_PROXY_MAINNET / VITE_SUBGRAPH_PROXY_TESTNET for each environment.
   • yarn build uses .env.production; yarn build:staging uses .env.staging. Local dev can override inline, e.g. VITE_SUBGRAPH_PROXY_BASE=... yarn start.

2. Codegen endpoint

   • Graphclient reads its endpoint from .graphclientrc.yml; env interpolation was unreliable, so we rewrite that file before codegen/build.
   • Use scripts/set-graph-endpoint.sh staging|prod to set .graphclientrc.yml to the correct proxy before yarn codegen.

3. Common commands (endpoint + codegen + build)

   • yarn start:staging: set staging endpoint → yarn codegen → yarn build:staging → yarn preview.
   • yarn start:prod: set prod endpoint → yarn codegen → yarn build-prod → yarn preview.
   • yarn deploy:staging / yarn deploy:prod: set endpoint → yarn codegen → build (no preview). Use these for CI or manual deploys.

4. CORS expectations (proxy side)

   • Staging proxy allows http://localhost:4001 for local preview.
   • Production proxy allows https://tbtcscan.com and https://threshold.network only.

5. Preflight checklist

   • Confirm you edited the right env file for the target (.env.production or .env.staging).
   • Run scripts/set-graph-endpoint.sh staging|prod (or rely on the commands above) so .graphclientrc.yml matches the build target.
   • Run yarn codegen after switching endpoints.
   • (Optional) Run scripts/which-endpoint.sh to print the active codegen endpoint and current proxy env values.

Installation

git clone https://github.com/suntzu93/tbtcv2_website_info.git
cd tbtcv2_website_info
npm install -g yarn
yarn install
yarn codegen

# run in dev mode
yarn start

# run in produce mode
yarn build-prod
yarn preview

# http://localhost:4401

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